Washington Union High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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FRONT ROW: B. GOOIICIIUIIQ-Ih, R, Giffen, A. II2l1I6'l'fSf'IlEl'. M. File. NI. Cliristensen, Ii. Barnvtte. R. Birrlsell. M. GGOKIPHOIIL-lI'I. SEC- OND ROW: S. Ahlmtt, G. Bradley. Y. Eisrllcil. Y. ICBPY, D. Ilxvyer. X. Iiirrlsell, M. Gonlnrt. I.. Garcia. THIRD ROXV: II. Dunigan, G. Gzlrmlner, G. Graham, I. lliel, A. De Wilt, R. Colenian, R. Dalilgren. IMVK ROW: D, Iienzlcr, U. Clinrch, li. Blau-ksill. M. Bis- gaarll, R. Daniels. H, Glassun, M. linlian. Il. Barnes. FRONT ROIV: J. BIEHCIPS, A. I.0bbia.'B. Miller, E. Hansen, D. Ilurst, F. Hovnanian. SECOND ROW: M. Jefferson, J. Iiahler, P. McCarthy, D. Mamekersie, E. Jensen, M. Jones. 'VIIIRIJ ROW: 'll McBride, S. Hartwig, R. Lee, R. Nielsen, Ramon Nielsen, E. Mc- Kenzie. BACK ROW: G, IJIEITIIITI, II. Jelmini, II. Jessen, J. Jfwgvnfie-n, A. Jones, G. Linder. FRONT ROW: B. Purtle. L. Rolen, L, Pardini. M. Pervira, B. Wulf, G. Robinson. SECOND ROW: G. Papazian, J. Watson, J. Pot- zernilx, B. Winters, V, Van Gamniercn, F. Sr-liletewitz. IJ. Torranr-e. THIRD ROW: D. Poole, S. Poulsen, D. Pence, A. Smith, W. Sullivan, J. Smith. BACK ROVV: R. Pettitt, N. Pestoric'h, S. Reed, J. Van Gnndy, F. Ruby. I23l

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SGPI-ICDMCDRES N 19 fzggefit 42,9 Og? o Q ev- se 9360 0 . .e 5? .9x- QD .wi 5 . . 'Y - Q, 69 vyvigxiigqvod . Q, Gfwwzfxi . 5 X QQQQSQQE V, Ygepie' , -. Zee-Z 952' Yvoifb 9' QN M ee i Q 60 Yf QQ' 92 'Er- vifybftl' The Sophomore class has an' enrollment of 97 as compared to 108 last year. The o-Hicers for this year are: president, Joe Van Gundyg vice-president, Virgil Eis- cheng secretary, Lavera Pardinig treasurer, Billy Blackwell. The executive commit- tee includes Angelina Lobbia, Herbert lessen, and Stanley Reed. Faculty sponsors are Miss Buck, Miss Bruner, Mr. Hunt, and Mr. Pence. . In their Hscrubi' year the class of '47 lost their initiation contest after a hard fight, an any rate they had exclusive use of the back doors to the main building for a week. The officers in the Freshmen year Were: president, Glen Bradleyg Vice-presi- dent, joe Van Gundyg secretary, Audrey Bad-ertscherg Virginia Van Garnmeren and Virgil Eischen Were council members. In their Freshman year four members of the class became members of the Schol- arship Society--Robert Dahlgren, Gladys Papazian, Joe Van Gundy, and Joanne Watson. This year there have been seven: Ramon Nielsen, Angelina Lobbia, Herbert lessen, Robert Dahlgren, Gladys Papazian, lWary Pereira and Joe Vian Gundy. In their first year the class didn't do so Well in sports. However, the Freshmen boys defeated the .Seniors in soft ball. This year the girls have placed third in volleyball, speedball and basketball. The Sophomores have now ordered their rings. They had their class party on May 11. I22l

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FRESHMEN CLASS OF vs. X Vilas' 4CxOS51Q,OoQgx'f' Yo? n To-Bow Xi i Xxoizgsiiixsg' Xi , ' 9. Qi Q9 .ar sk. Yr . ws , - B59 izogigzbxxegggee. 9 , 4. I 90' ixQSg'05e1:i,g .3 fi ee, Q 52499 . 0 fx -9,9 v - r osl s'i1'E'9 sew Yr Q, 9' ,Ji AQQZ ego? XXOQNO QR 946.66 as ln the beginning of the year the Freshmen class had an enrollment of ninety-two. The first day of school was the day of mixups as usual fog the Freshmen, but they finally became accustomed to high school ways. The first meeting of the class was held to elect officers. They elected Bob Jef- fries as presidentg Stanley Eischen, vice-president, Lucille Linder, secretary:,Eric Ferdinandsen, treasurer, and Alma Jane Hutt, Virginia Hannickel, and Jimmie Brooks as the executive committee. The class sponsors are Mrs. Mudge, Mrs. Engle- son, Miss Sinclair, Miss Crow and Dr. Force. At the annual initiation the Freshmen boys and girls were defeated by the Sopho- mores by a large margin. For one week they were Scrubs ' and had to enter the building by the back door and wear green ribbons in their hair. The Freshman class has done very well in their studies the past year. There are thirteen students who are eligible to belong to the Scholarship Society. They are Dolores Bird, Lois Bixby, Glen Blomgren, Carolyn Egbert, Geraldine Handcock, lblerilyn Hansen, Joe Hawksworth, Donald Kisling, Donald McCabe, Lois Ras- mussen, Jack Silveira, June White, and Barbara Winnie. . The big event in the social life of the Freshman class was on April 6 when they had their annual party. They played games of all kinds and then later in the eve- ning had a Weiner roast that was enjoyed very much by all. l24l